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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
To the Publie.

Having purchased the Insurance busiDess of Wm. A. Scott. Jr, all busi- ness heretofore intrusted 10 him will re. ceive the same care and attention by the undersigned.
 In UNDERWOOD q WIIIAxs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
MIsCFLLANEOUs RIArRs

Location Notices, Mining Deeds, Real Estate Deeds,
 lssl Estate Mortgages. Power Of AytOr5sy. Leases, Bond for Deed to Mining Properg. Acknowledgements. Aeknoxsledements for Man and Wife. AdidaVIts or Publication, Notice of Mining Claim, Road Station Receipts.
 e1~-Au of these bisnks gre printed ID ss fOrmity with the Statutes of ArIzona aud ti mining lava of the United Slatss Orders seat out of the city c. c. D.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
s9O Justice BIanks or s5 .Oa.

A package containing the fo'oEiuf rsrs. blanks for Justices Courts NIl! be cent ts s1s address. postage paid. for S5.0U: 20 CTimlnal Complaints % Warrants of Arrest % Subpoenas.
 2O Commitments.
 20 summons.
 % Complaints on Cl. q DI, of P=rs. iro,. 1) Undertakings % AaiIavits for Attachment 2O Undertakings on Attschuarf % Writs of Attachment. 20 Executions.
 10 Acknowledgements lei ls]. l0ActnOsledgmsnts (ursn and vifsl. 10 Bail Bonds.
 10 stipu larlOns on Apposi. 2O seRrch WarrAnts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09

Gc SiebHu's Golden Ezfxau r1 I Clccs thllcrsS, hEs- aLi sconl s'a-cs: Serr5 D the Legs and B1dy; Sore Ears. ty -. ore etc, CoPFer-c lord BlotcEes, 2, la.i. ic t1tarTh. diseased Scalp, and al Tr.uary 70 ~ls of the disease known a Sip.l.--- Arir-s %J Go Eser Bottle. L. RfChau'g C tdrn EsiEns., No. 3 Crr.s-Icre.gy. MerCurisi S-phiitic Rhou- E,lt.sm. Pains iu the Bones, Pains in the Head, t1rS of the Neck, Uiccrlted Sore IrEu-t, Sypa.itic Rash, Lumps and con er-s'-t COT',s, stiffness of tbe Limbs. and cI--1i--t-s e.l e ',l.e from the svs.eg, whether cau,si l0 discretion oT abuse e Mercury. . a- z the bl lol pure and Ec Sfchnt,'S Golden Sraaish Anfs- Ccto f-r the cure os Gonorrho,a. CIoet. IF t1si1l Gravel. ani all Urinary or Geni- e q arrangements. Prlee Ss 50 per Bottle.
 ts Eichau'5 Gos--H Spanish In- 1Nrftons f1rs severe cases of GonorrhQa. tatit-uuIsto-y Glcet Stricturus Gc Price Ss sO per BOstIe.
 Le fsfchnn's Golden Ointment flr tls Cn Ctiyc healingof Svuhilitic S0rrs- and cruptioEs- Price 5I co per Box Ie Eichgu's Golden Pii s-Nerve and Eralu treatment: luss Of rhysical pow q. eNrC-s or cyc--Ecrl. Pros.ration, etc. Price SJ @ per Box.
 Tonic shd Servlne,
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
L0EiSiana State Lottery Company,

Incorporated in iS6s for g year. by the Leg i-lature for Educational and Charitable pur- poses-With s capital of Si.thOOCo-to which a addad
 By an overwhelming Popllar vote it's fran chlse was made part Of the present Stste Coustitut on adopted December 2d, A. D., ls1e. The only Lottery ever Vsted on and endorsed by the poo 1ls Of Eny state
 IL never scales or pOstpones.
 Its Grand Single Number Drawings take plaee monthly, and Ihe S-mi-Annual Drawings regularly every six months lJune and DsC-mbcr.l
 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN \ FORTUNE. SEVs NTH GRAND Dk w INT.g-.aSS c, IN THE ACADE. " OF MU- SIC NJ " ORLEANS, TUESDAY,, July 1%, ISSs-aO6th Monthly Drawing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09

2.i7o Prizes amounting s53j, ,COO Application for rates 70 clubs shOuld he made only tO the office cf the Company Now Or leans.
 For further information write clearly. giving full address. POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Orders. for New York exchange in Ordi- nary letter. Currency by Express lat Orr ex- peRse) addressed M. A. DAU PHIS,
 New Orleans, La., or M. A. DAUPHIN,
 Washington, ID. c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09
ld1rsss Registered Letters 10 NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La

REMEMBER RGssstli' Tastsh. ssssrassS.i Rssss@ss Si and Early. who are m charfe of the drawings, is a guarantee of Ebsolrt8 fairness and integrity. that the chances are all equal. and that no one can possibly divine what numbers will draw a Prize.
 REMENBEf that the pay menf If an Prizes is GU AEANTf ED IsN FOUR NATIONAL HANKS of New OlTe-ns, and the Tickets are sigrec ry the President of an iusti'utlrn. whose chartered rights are recosnIzed in the highest Court thrr-ft re beVAr of any limitations Or an OnymOus schsuss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09

TTNPRFCEDENTED ATTRACTION
 u OvER HALF MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-09

AUG. WATERMAN. Secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

lth, Says 81 have recently anolyzed samples orthe
X Powder purchased by myself in the stores of this
it free irom,lime in any form"
cake, biscuits, etc, prepared with Royal Baking
b be- Fighter, swceter and moro wholesome than if
ny other baking powder or lcoycning agePt'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

DON'T fail to.cau in on Monday, at
,MsrtE's Old 81 ind corner of Fiihh Ahd
Austin streets, and sec tho fno1Sratgr
ofstyles and the dictator OF prio5s.
always understanding that YOU will
SEQ tina latest styles and get rhe low,
est prices ofany quoted IN the -Wae6
markets for dry goods, etc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27

in best ! health Try il. sample
bottles tree at any drug store
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-27
lBISE AND co IN REACE !

This is what people do after they get fitted
in a pair Of our Perfect Boots or Shoes. We
claim to have goods that cannot be excelled
anywhere in style, comfort and durability,
Just received within the last few days some
Of the handsomest styles in Ladies' and
Gents footwear. ItWOuld be greatly to your
interest to cah and examine these goods. You
can certainly be suited.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Desert Land Final rroof-Noticc for Pub
licatiOn.
(. ;. Land Office, Helena. Mont. Oc, s :,

KS Land Office. Helena, Mont, Oct. S, 1885,.
No;.Ge M Is hereby gwen that Thomas W. Puind,x.
sSt ss OF Dillon, beaverhead county. Montana. has
% nnucc OF intention to make proof on his desert
mortheast quarter Sec 81, northwest quarter north
Yves west quarter northeast quarter, south half north
eas qmarter; north half southwest quarter south
.st quarter southwest quarter and southeast ouar
Ter sec. tp south range west before H.
Mslt9n probate judge Of Beavcrhcad county. NJ r
W'.'' X U.on. Montana' on Monday, the elst day OF
@ lie names the following witnesses to prove the.
Rp fRnpe's iT;'gation and reclamation of said land
E EEosaa n. t%saziey. lanes c. Jones, Charles w
la III" " "''l'a'h =. Orr, all Of Dillon Mont,
;. W. ianghornc. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Ehe 1alon Gribunt.
RECOLLECTION.

As when player, weary Of the day,
Takes up his instrument and plays along,
First aiinlessly, until unto some song,
Heard long ago. his fingers find their way
The old tune bringing memories which lay
Deep buried ia the past once glad aud strong
He feels again those joys around him throng,
And weels crewhile to think they cannot stay;
So ], a-wcaly with the passing hours.
In m,,sing fell upon the name Of one,
Now dead and gone, who was once dear to me,
And rccollectiops. sweet as summer showers.
Came back, swift as the first faint CLEANS that
At dawn across great gray waste of sea.
William bartlett Tyler in Boston Transcript.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
NOTICE TO SETTLE CP.

All Pc, sons indebted, to Sclwav !'roislsfs, a
signces of Kirkpatrick Brothers. are here ,.,s
that If they fail to settle on or before Int ,sA
OF September with either !. L. Holden ..,. .. -
dersigned, suit will be brought agans' ,:.:r
3S-td. SELMA, Bros, AssiSA.-..
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Out of - Broiletl Chicken.

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broiled chicken. George Harlino tho
wealthy Philadelphia patent LAWYER Wills
in the Catskills years ago with an invalid
daughter, desired a broiled chicken ~ for
her. He couldn't get it. He vowed or
the spot that he would build a hotel whera
broiled chicken and every other known
delicacy could be had. He has spent mn. ;.
ward of ST 900. 900 in keeping his piedce
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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16

mtories and class.rooms. 1t is a stately
edidce OF dark red brick, with a sonorous
clock in ts imposing tower and grounds
and building in perfect keeping. The girls
come from the various counties bya strict
rule OF proportion, regulated according to
= census Of the eligible female children. |
wonder that such institutions are not scat.
tered, broadcast, over every State in the
Union.
The Tombigbee Ia spsnned by a hand
some iron trestls draw bridge, at the bot
tom OF the main street, the road beyond 20
ing to Macon, the county seat Of Noxubee,
the adj dining southern county.
Sunday afternoon we had q COURTROOM
full, in spite otrsin. At night, with Sly.
gisn darkness against us, the other church
es all open, and the special attraction OF
Bishop Thompson at the p. K, church, we
had house full. Monday night, the day
having been gloriously clear, the room was
jsmmed; with gallery nearly filled with
colored folk and interest as intense as any
place yet visited The dear LORD Ger.
tniuly sent US here; especially for the ben.
tf Of that every where fast increasing class
who never dsrken church door, but who
are glad TO find that the warmest OF well
comes awaits them in the "palsce Of the
King from the dear God who loves US all,
all the time, and never will do anything
else. Praise His dear Name forever.
We think Of staying in this promising
field till Monday, 10 h; then run down 10
dear old Kosciusko for two or three Gays
and on to McComb City for Christmas with
Cou ins Heber and Mary and Hugh, with
our own dear boy, the Deacon OF Ham
mond, thrown in to make merry" as mer.
ny. All d. V.
Ever in Jesus, GEO. o. BARNES.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16

There was a revival in Western town
some time ago. The movement WAS led
by Baptist minister, but the other church
es united in the matter and many converts
were m sde. Some OF the converts, while
they wanted to Din other churches, believ
ed that immersion Was the proper thing
and il was a knotty point to arrange, The
Baptist minister was the only one who I'M
derstood the immersion question, fnd to
maintain the converts the other pastors APP
pealed to him to immerse his own and
their converts together. The Baptist min
lister looked at them. "My brethren be
said, ~ will attend to my own flock, bu,
when it comes to taking in washing must
draw the line"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16

The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engin.
GERS has prepared and will lay before Con.
gress bill providing for the licensing OF
railway conductors and engineers. and pro-
hibiting all railroads from employing any
person to serve as conductor or engineer
unless be is licensed, as provided in the act.
1t provides for examiners, who shall in.
quire into the character, habits OF life and
qualifications, mental and physical, OF all
applicants before licensing them as conduc-
tore and engineers. The system has long
been in use in regard to the engineers and
pilots in water trsnsportstio
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16
sRoOHtAO, RockcASrLE COUNTY.

Madame Runor says we will have a
wedding to report before the holidays are
over.
Prof o. Bowers is teaching a singing
class at Savers School House, about four
III lies from here.
The vocal class at this place, taught by
Miss Carson, has so names enrolled and is
making rapid progress.
Three candidates we're initiated by
the Brodhesd Lodge, !. o. q. T., on last
Saturday evening. There are two more to
be initiated next meeting, 18th.
Mr.. John Melvin, Of Lily, IN sde a Ay-
ing visit to our village this week. Mise
Neville Carson has returned from a short
business visit to Crab Orchard.
The ladies OF the Baptist church al this
place will on the evening OF the Goth inst.
give a lunch party for the benefit or their
church. A good time generally is expect
ed and the public lie cordially invited TO at
tend.
Mrs. MsrthI Albright, OF Bee Lick,
WAS here last week soliciting means for
building a Baptist church in the vicinity
OF her house. AZ she lie a good and worthy
woman working in good cause, we hope
her efforts will be crowned with success.
w. G, Pryor, Of Maretsburg, is moving
to this place and will enter school here in a
few days. His wife, Mrs. Lizzie Pryor
will On the IL: n inst. start toN andalia, H.,
where she expects to spend the winter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. McDIfi Ward.
Away with the "bloody shirt There ID
still too much effort to keep alive acc iona
hatred in this grand country Of ours, Their,
are men and politicians who seem to re-
gard it IRRESPONSIBLE for our Southern State,
to honor those who we're their leaders dur
ing the war, either living or dead. Blu
our friends OF the South would not be mer
il they did not esteem their Gold leaders
The war ia long since past; both sides be.
lieved they were right in that conflict tbs
, South WAS convinced Of l,s error by force o.
arms and history does no, record an in
stance in which conquered people hsv,
more cheeriully accepted 1.-THE arbiirsmen
Of war. To-day the United. States has re
ally no )rth, NJ South, no East, no West
40 intimate is the relationship existing be
tween the industry, commerce and agricul
ture Of the various sections. Let Us keep
our faces to the front and unitedy work to
ge,her to fulfill the destiny which lies be-
fore American citiz ,nshlp. Let us be gooC
citizens rather than bad politicians. = Farm
and Home, Springfield. Mas
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16

A young couple we're married the other
day at Presque Isle and received a good
many gifts appropriate to the occasion. Toe
Sar man, who has evidently attended the
"hoss trots" the pat season, concludes HE
notice thus: "The happy couple have got
first rate 'send of and we trust they may
Jog around life's course together without q
break aud come in all right at the home
stretch"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16

A woman Ia on trial at Boston for muir
dering her three children.
On Thursday Mrs. James Smith, oil
Rockmart, Ga, gave birth to twin boys
o. Friday Mrs. William Smith presented
her husband with boy and girl, and
Monday Mrs. George Smith, the wife Of the
third bother, gave birth to three daugh.
ters. How is that for peopline the world!
w. II. Grinter, we'll known stock
man OF Munice, X, a., and W. II. Paqus, OF
Fort Scott, were members OF two hunting
parties which met in Ozark County, Mo.
Paqus mistook Grinter for turkey and
fred at him, striking him in the head
Grinter thought that the shot was inten
tional and returned the fire, killing Psqua
instantly and then fell dead himself.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16
-"Land ob cotton,


will flourish like green bay tree, planted
besides the river OF waters" and her pros
porous millions will be able TO in their
heads with the prJudest aud wealthiest.
Columbus has the astounding distinction
OF being the only place in the South where
the STARS and stripes" did not wave in vic
tory, sometime or other, during the civil
strife. 1t was a store house of every sup.
ply and great object OF hungry desire on
the part Of the y inkees; while the South
defended it with a desperate vslor that
hurled back every daring charge upon its
concentrated treasures. I he Federal troops
never got nearer than 20 miles of the COW
etsd spot. Aberdeen was occupied, bu,
there they were halted. The Columbus
folks are little proud OF this, / think.
The pet Of the place lie the new Indur,rial
College, which the city won by a munif,
cent gilt OF 20 acres and $4,000. L, is GER
.ainly noble institution, worthy of the
beautiful city where il is located. 1t is q
State affair, kept up by an annual grant o.
about $4,000; has superb buildings, costing
800 600, perfectly appointed; educstes 400
girls gratis, not only after high collesist,
standard, but in any industrial calling they
may choose; either with view TO an imme
dists, independent support, or the possibil
iy that may arise at any future time IL
life, through sudden adversely. or individ
usl choice. The girls wear blue uniform
and make al attractive show as they go on,
for daily walks. Numbers are awaiting va
cancies, ready to step in, and the spplica
tions far exceed the capacities OF the dor
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16

The Berkshire male crossed on the Pc.
land China SOW is the popular general pur-
pose hog in Winconsin. This hog has a
good frame, but it is not excessive, and no
more than is necessary to support a good
body. Such a hog will lay on flesh much
more rapidly than the larger breeds They
do not like the Duroc or Jersey Red in that
State.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16

Four prisoners were brought to the
penitentisrv at Frankfort yesterday from
Letcher county, accompanied by sheriff
and six guards, the cost to the State being
the sum of S45S. For the year ending
June 80, 1887, the cost OF guarding and
transporting priso lers from Jefferson
county to Frankfort was So us 90, there
being an average OF II prisoners a month
convicted and sent there. Letcher county,
with only two terms of the Circuit Court
each year, at which there is an average OF
three convictions at each term or six per
year, cost the state for the same period 81
03975 Jefferson county averages a cost
per prisoner OF $50, which is two much,
while Letcher averages nearly $40 for
each prisoner, which is next door to grand
larcenv. The total cost OF the State for the
year ending June 80 was $4,000 tor the
mere getting her convcts into the peniten
tisry. The Legislature will look into the
matter this winter. Courier Journal
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16

A lady living in Rsppshannock county,
Virgins, had twelve stands OF bees. which
were very valuable until q distillsry was
started in the nsighborhood. Since it was
started, however, the bees pay frequent Wis
it's to the still, &c, drunk. and are OF little
profit.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16
MT. VERNON, RocKcASTLs COUNTY,

"A telegraph office has been opened at
Lily, Laurel county.
Everything quiet on Brush Creek at
this writing, but don't know how long II
will remain so.
There are eight distinct families named
Adams living in this county neither being
related to the other.
Adam Cstron, OF Level Green, has sold
his farm 10 d. o. Gibson for $1,000 and
will move TO Somerset.
"A good crowd was in town Monday
and Tuesday to attend the examining trials
Everybody sober and quiet.
-Miss Georgia Brown lie at Lexington to
attend the Snodgrsss- Pemberton nuptisls
which takes place on the 18th inst.
David Henderson has a six dsys' old
calf born without eyes. 1t 10 not other wise
defcrmed, but lie as sprightly as ordinary
calves are.
The exsming trial Of Thomas R,se for
shooting A. Q, Baker, at Conway last week
who died Sunday evening of his wounds,
was held Tuesday aud resulted in bis bsing
held without bail.
-Dr. Lowell and Davis, assisted by
Drs. Benton and Jennings smputsted the
wounded leg Of Frank Harlow, who was so
badly shot on Brush creek last week. The
physicians say there lie but little chance oil
his recovery,
Susie, II year old daughter OF Mrs
d. Ovens, near Pine Hill, fell while play
ing ball at school, Tuesday last, and broke
her leg just above the ankle. A physician
rect the broken member and the little
sufferer is getting along very we'll, She
with some plsymates were throwing W
the ball and seeing who could catch it
when she ran against one Of them and fell
The preliminary trial OF Wallace Las
we'll, charged with the murder of Granville
Adams began Monday and ended Tuesday
morning. The evidence went to show tina,
Lssweli bad gone to the church where
Adams was, but did not enter, but wen
down the road and came back through q
railroad cut mseting Adams aud opened
FIRE on him. Llswell claimed and testified
that Adams had out his pistol first, but die
not fire. Adams pistol was found on hi
breast with all the loads intact, Lsswel
was admitted to bail in the SUN OF $500
which he gave and was released.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-16

Capt. Sam r ,berts, a we'll known Oiio
River man, is dead.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-11
TO RENT.

-ur PREMISES LATELY occu;
n;ed by the late Queen Emma, corner OF
N,uanu and Beretania streets, are offered loI
N 'usoi for a term OF years upon reasonable
, ,.n,~' A Div to JOHN H., PATTY,
'e'"'' "'F Treasurer Queens Hospital
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-11
1917 FORT STREET.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
been duly appointed Administratrix Of
the estate Of Keone Kapu, late Of Honolulu,
deceased, all persons having claims against the
said estate are notified that they must present
the same duly verified and with proper
vouchers to the undersigned within six months
from date Of this notice or they will be for.
ever barred, and Ill persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to me. LAVINIA KApU.
Administrative Of the estate Of keone kapu
Honolulu, Dec az 1886.